Whirlpool Compressor & Sealed System

This evaporator coil circulates refrigerant inside the freezer cabinet to absorb heat and support the refrigerator's cooling cycle. Replacing a damaged or corroded evaporator restores efficient cold production and reduces frost buildup. What it does:

• Circulates refrigerant through the freezer compartment to absorb heat and enable cooling.
• Helps maintain proper temperature by transferring heat from the cabinet to the refrigerant.
• Commonly associated with symptoms like poor cooling, excessive frost or ice buildup in the freezer, and long or continuous running of the compressor.
• Works with the freezer fan and defrost system to distribute cold air and manage frost accumulation.

• One evaporator coil (single unit as shipped)

• Repair requires appliance power to be disconnected and refrigerant system access.
• May require evacuating/recovering refrigerant, recharging the system, and a vacuum leak test—do not attempt refrigerant work without proper certification and equipment.
• Inspect and replace associated seals, gaskets, or mounting hardware as needed to ensure proper fit and prevent air leaks.
• Verify defrost heater and thermostat function when replacing the evaporator to prevent repeat frost issues.

Refrigerator not cooling or running constantly? The compressor circulates refrigerant to maintain temperature. Advanced repair requiring technical skills.

This discharge tube directs wastewater from the appliance to the drain pump or household drain, helping prevent leaks and standing water. Replaces a worn, cracked, or clogged discharge line to restore proper draining. What it does:

• Guides wastewater from the tub to the drain pump or house drain
• Prevents leaks by providing a sealed channel for discharge flow
• Helps stop pooling or slow-drain symptoms caused by damaged or collapsed tubing
• Can reduce noises or siphoning caused by misrouted or kinked lines

• Disconnect power and water supply before beginning any repair
• Inspect and clear nearby fittings, clamps, and hose connections; replace clamps if worn
• Ensure proper routing and secure clamps to avoid kinks, sags, or contact with moving parts

Heat pump units. Cooling tube